Joethenovice
Posted - 2 weeks ago
$HEES BOOM!!!
LongBallBarn
Posted - 2 weeks ago
$HEES
swingingtech
Posted - 10/29/24
$HEES
https://wallstreetwaves.com/he-equipment-services-reaches-milestone-with-2-yield-achievement/
Joethenovice
Posted - 10/29/24
$HEES Hope the dip extends into low 40's. Next year looks very promising (based on their call). Would love to add in the 45 range.
DonCorleone77
Posted - 10/29/24
$HEES H&E Equipment reports Q3 EPS 85c, consensus $1.00 Reports Q3 revenue $384.9M, consensus $388.18M. "Industry fundamentals in the third quarter continued to trail year-ago measures," said Brad Barber, CEO. "Physical fleet utilization averaged 67.6%, or 240 basis points below the third quarter of 2023, evidence of the lower customer demand and a lingering modest oversupply of equipment. On a sequential quarterly basis, utilization improved 120 basis points. In addition, rental rates declined 0.1% compared to the prior-year quarter and were down 0.6% from the second quarter of 2024. Despite weakness in these key metrics, rental revenues grew 2.8% compared to the year-ago quarter due largely to the steady expansion of our branch count since the close of the third quarter of 2023. Finally, gross fleet expenditures in the quarter were $131.3 million, resulting in gross expenditures through the first nine months of 2024 of $327.8 million. We concluded the third quarter with a fleet original equipment cost of slightly below $3.0 billion. A record number of eight branches were added in the third quarter, while a ninth branch was opened in the month of October. The strong outcome reflected the outstanding execution of our accelerated new location program, which has achieved a record 16 additional locations in 2024, exceeding our stated expansion expectation. Our U.S. geographic coverage through September 30, 2024 improved to 157 locations across 32 states. When accounting for both new locations and branches added through acquisition, our branch count is up more than 14% in 2024 and approximately 54% since the close of 2021. Both measures are dominant accomplishments in our industry. Construction spending in the U.S. continues to demonstrate the slowing rate of growth observed over the first half of 2024. We believe a trend of moderating activity will persist through the remainder of the year, with physical fleet utilization and rental rates below year-ago measures. Beyond the fourth quarter, the developing outlook for our industry is more encouraging into 2025. The Dodge Momentum Index, a leading indicator of construction spending, has exhibited gains for five of the last six months, while construction employment remains on a steady upward trajectory. Also, a cycle of easing interest rates is expected to have positive implications for local construction activity as projects are reevaluated under more favorable lending conditions. Finally, the strong expansion of mega projects remains a significant driver of growth for our industry, both today and into the future. Our branch expansion has led to a greater and more diverse exposure to mega projects, including a growing presence on data centers, solar and wind farms and LNG export facilities."
Estimize
Posted - 10/28/24
Wall St is expecting 1.00 EPS for $HEES Q3 [Reporting Tomorrow 10/29 BMO]
http://www.estimize.com/intro/hees?chart=historical&metric_name=e
DeepwaterBay
Posted - 10/24/24
$HEES Quietly putting a good run together ahead of earnings. Still plenty of upside on a beat.
MaverikIT
Posted - 10/22/24
@IsabellaDC @net0trader $HRI $HEES $URI - rental$
WeeklyTrader
Posted - 1 month ago
Negative vibes for $HEES! RSI: 71.01% 50-day MA: $46.91 200-day MA: $50.98
DeepwaterBay
Posted - 1 month ago
$HEES Still so cheap. Probably $5-10 bounce if the beat earnings.
Shadow_Ninja
Posted - 09/27/24
$HEES Disappointing price action compared to the sector....
DeepwaterBay
Posted - 09/25/24
$HEES Priced at half price vs URI.
kcphaeton
Posted - 3 months ago
$HEES back on March 9. It was $65.23. What caused the pullback.
Fullback
Posted - 3 months ago
@Finnish_boy I own:$HROW , $EZBC , $META , $HEES and $DG .
$HROW is the largest position.
I don't know of a better opportunity than $HROW at the moment, if i did I'd be an owner of it.
Joethenovice
Posted - 07/31/24
$HEES What a strange stock. When it beats ER it often dips and now when it misses, it's holding strong. Don't matter, I'm in for long haul with my 35 avg. Enjoying the divvy along the way. Any pullback to 40-42 I add.
NVDAMillionaire
Posted - 07/31/24
$HEES H&E Equipment Services (NASDAQ:HEES) – A Rental Powerhouse Poised for Continued Growth http://beyondspx.com/2024/07/30/he-equipment-services-nasdaqhees-a-rental-powerhouse-poised-for-continued-growth/
RichMitch
Posted - 07/30/24
$HEES Yep ! 💪✌️
net0trader
Posted - 07/30/24
@MaverikIT @DonCorleone77 @IsabellaDC @RonIsWrong @Wigglyick @Cash4freedom @Im_not_Mr_Lebowski $HEES ER is a good Guatemala on the construction industry. $TEX reporting AH today. Will be another data point to watch for construction industry
OpenOutcrier
Posted - 07/30/24
$HEES (-10.3% pre) H&E Equipment Services (NASDAQ:HEES) Misses Q2 Sales Targets, Stock Drops By Stock Story https://ooc.bz/l/39010
DonCorleone77
Posted - 07/30/24
$HEES H&E Equipment reports Q2 EPS 91c, consensus $1.03 Reports Q2 revenue $376.3M, consensus $382.05M. Reviewing the Company's second quarter performance, Brad Barber, chief executive officer of H&E noted, "Rental revenues increased 6.5% compared to the year-ago quarter, with the increase led primarily by the ongoing expansion of our branch network. A total of 23 new locations, including acquisitions, were opened over the last twelve months ending June 30, 2024, providing important access to new markets with expanding opportunities. Also, we received support from rental rates, which improved 1.9% compared to the year-ago level. On a sequential quarterly basis, rental rates in the second quarter declined 0.1%. The improvement in revenues was partially offset by lower average physical utilization, which closed the quarter at 66.4%, or a decline of 290 basis points compared to the year-ago result. Average physical utilization in the second quarter recorded a sequential quarterly improvement of 280 basis points. Finally, we closed the quarter with an original equipment cost (OEC) of $2.9 billion, a 10.7% increase from the year-ago quarter, including a gross fleet investment of $122.1 million in the second quarter and $196.5 million through the first six months of 2024. Our 2024 expected gross fleet expenditures remain in a range of $350 million to $400 million."
epsguid
Posted - 07/30/24
$HEES reported earnings of $0.91, consensus was $1.00 via @eWhispers #epsmiss http://eps.sh/d/hees
Stock_Titan
Posted - 07/30/24
$HEES H&E Equipment Services, Inc. Reports Second Quarter 2024 Results
https://www.stocktitan.net/news/HEES/h-e-equipment-services-inc-reports-second-quarter-2024-3iwx68bj5goq.html
AivelX
Posted - 07/29/24
💡 #AivelX Premarket Earnings Insights (1/2) $ADM - Ref.Earnings: 118 Gap Up Prob.: 75%, max 28.5%, min -16%, avg 1.2% Avg Low vs Open: -1.4% Avg Close vs Low: 3.7% Avg Low-High %: 5.3% 5 Days Later: 77% new highs, 43% new lows Earnings Day: 17% broke 62.3 (-2.3%) $AGCO - Ref.Earnings: 103 Gap Up Prob.: 81%, max 20%, min -4.7%, avg 2.5% Avg Low vs Open: -2.6% Avg Close vs Low: 5% Avg Low-High %: 7.6% 5 Days Later: 70% new highs, 46% new lows Earnings Day: 71% broke 109.7 (+7.5%) $EPD - Ref.Earnings: 454 Gap Up Prob.: 71%, max 30.6%, min -18.1%, avg 1.1% Avg Low vs Open: -1.4% Avg Close vs Low: 2.8% Avg Low-High %: 4.1% 5 Days Later: 78% new highs, 40% new lows Earnings Day: 3% broke 29 (-2.6%) $HEES - Ref.Earnings: 63 Gap Up Prob.: 73%, max 7.9%, min -10.2%, avg 0.7% Avg Low vs Open: -1.6% Avg Close vs Low: 2.2% Avg Low-High %: 3.7% 5 Days Later: 70% new highs, 63% new lows Earnings Day: 30% broke 51.8 (-2.3%)
Stock_Titan
Posted - 07/23/24
$HEES H&E Equipment Services Announces 2024 Second Quarter Earnings and Conference Call Date
https://www.stocktitan.net/news/HEES/h-e-equipment-services-announces-2024-second-quarter-earnings-and-b175osqom8zw.html
Joethenovice
Posted - 4 months ago
@DadSuggests Tbh, weak guidance on solid results is my #1 method for scooping up bargains. Companies that are doing great, weak guidance causes 20% dip. Almost always back up within a couple of months. Recent examples- $HEES $PANW
Rohn_Joberts
Posted - 4 months ago
$HEES moves with bitcoin now.
kcphaeton
Posted - 4 months ago
$HEES been watching the company for about 60 days. Did they have a bad first quarter that caused the stock drop. I would guess for construction Equipment. Summer is the best time.
DeepwaterBay
Posted - 5 months ago
$HEES Adding
Joethenovice
Posted - 5 months ago
$HEES no choice but to add today.